Sentence examples for that proceed from from inspiring English sources
Lesbians and gay men were fighting for visibility, and the respect and rights that proceed from it.
The table, which resembles a maze, contains a number of dead ends and a few circular paths that proceed from "Concept of the World" through "Thought and Expectations" to "The Future".
The disappointment has been all the greater because of the success scientists have had in identifying the cause of diseases that proceed from a single gene, such as cystic fibrosis; most of these diseases are quite rare.
If we go on to read the 200 additional theses on spectacle that proceed from here, each one as grim and sweeping as the first, this feeling will get worse.
Action on the practical judgments that proceed from deliberation is self-aware.
They accordingly restrict the domain of the moral to actions that proceed from character traits because they believe only they can be modified, shaped, and controlled by sanctions, while talents can't.
Instead, we found four separate books that proceeded from a germ of an idea to a tentacled, encompassing theory.
It is a chipper music-hall entertainment that proceeds from the assumption that the world is starved for vintage showbiz lore, no matter how trivial, esoteric and geographically far-flung.
The show is a splendidly produced spectacle that proceeds from the premise that astronauts have landed on a world where the inhabitants wear elaborate things on their heads and whiz around trailing gorgeous, streaming capes of pleated metallic gauze.
According to the historian David Blight, writers like Thomas Nelson Page and others promoted this rosy image to distract readers from unsettling changes that proceeded from the rapid industrialization of a post-war America and from continuing tensions between whites and blacks.
"Christopher," a famously overwrought episode of "The Sopranos," about a Native American protest of the holiday, drew a picture of deep-seated Italian-American pride that proceeded from a kernel of truth.
